Writing A Letter For Stevie!! - Page 2

skcin · #16 04-06-2009, 11:40 AM

I woudn't bother. Your seats are 5th row - not very close.

bikerchic · #17 04-06-2009, 12:06 PM

Ethan, they usually let the first 5 rows up, so I think you'll have a really good chance. If you can't get right to the stage then ask people to pass it up. You could try Cory first and if that doesn't work then try at the end of the show. It's worth a try

Good luck

ontheEdgeof17 · #18 04-06-2009, 12:08 PM

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I was able to hand her a letter at her last solo show during the Edge walk. She looked right at me, grabbed both my hands, gave me the biggest smile and I told her I loved her and she said I love you too back to me. But afterwards I felt bad because the letter was all about me bitching about the same old boring set list and that she needs to change it!

Ok. I just read this and seriously laughed at loud.

I wouldn't bother with a letter, either. One, you are killing a tree for Stevie Nicks, who won't respond to your letter or may not even read it. Second, what do you really have to say to her that she hasn't already heard? "Your music touches me." "You've helped me through tough times." Being at the concert already shows that.

skcin · #19 04-06-2009, 12:17 PM

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Ethan, they usually let the first 5 rows up, so I think you'll have a really good chance. If you can't get right to the stage then ask people to pass it up. You could try Cory first and if that doesn't work then try at the end of the show. It's worth a try

Good luck

I would hate for Ethan to get his hopes up, since some venues only allow the 1st 2 or 3 rows up.

bikerchic · #20 04-06-2009, 12:21 PM

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I would hate for Ethan to get his hopes up, since some venues only allow the 1st 2 or 3 rows up.

Alittle late for that.

diane_k · #21 04-06-2009, 12:38 PM

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I woudn't bother. Your seats are 5th row - not very close.

Well that's bordering on rude, don't you think?

~DK

bikerchic · #22 04-06-2009, 12:42 PM

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Well that's bordering on rude, don't you think?

~DK

Yeah, she's a front row snob

WildHeart69 · #23 04-06-2009, 01:06 PM

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Ethan, they usually let the first 5 rows up, so I think you'll have a really good chance.

I dunno, IZOD center let up the first 3 and I know Philly only lets the FIRST ROW ONLY... you gotta be a good "sneaker" there... I dont know about this venue, but good luck

skcin · #24 04-06-2009, 01:25 PM

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Alittle late for that.

Good point.

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Well that's bordering on rude, don't you think?

~DK

Probably.

Let me know how you feel about this person & his posts after you've been here a few months.

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Yeah, she's a front row snob

Damn right. Once you sit front, you act like a...

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I dunno, IZOD center let up the first 3 and I know Philly only lets the FIRST ROW ONLY... you gotta be a good "sneaker" there... I dont know about this venue, but good luck

Seriously. I wouldn't count on it. Just sayin'.

Musicman408 · #25 04-06-2009, 01:26 PM

Thanks for all of the suggestion!

You guys seriously crack me up! I swear!!

My hopes are not too high- I am just excited that I am as close as I am- these are the best seats I ever could have dreamed of getting, so whatever happens, happens!!

skcin · #26 04-06-2009, 01:31 PM

^ Really? You've never dreamed of sitting front row? Jeez, Ethan, if you're gonna dream, dream big.

Musicman408 · #27 04-06-2009, 03:06 PM

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^ Really? You've never dreamed of sitting front row? Jeez, Ethan, if you're gonna dream, dream big.

Well I mean, I have- but never really thought it would happen!

dnightshade · #28 04-06-2009, 03:20 PM

I say write your letter and try to get it up to the stage (maybe you can ask the ppl in the first few rows to put it up there for you, it's been done). Still, even if you personally handed it to her it's not to say it'll get read. That would depend on a lot of different things. It's basically left to the hand of Fate. But you wouldn't be any worse off. And you never know. . . Of course the best bet would be to pass it off to someone who's in her immediate circle. But even then, they don't always get read. Good Luck.

Cornflake Girl · #29 04-06-2009, 05:43 PM

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I say write your letter and try to get it up to the stage (maybe you can ask the ppl in the first few rows to put it up there for you, it's been done). Still, even if you personally handed it to her it's not to say it'll get read. That would depend on a lot of different things. It's basically left to the hand of Fate. But you wouldn't be any worse off. And you never know. . . Of course the best bet would be to pass it off to someone who's in her immediate circle. But even then, they don't always get read. Good Luck.

This is very true.

As for throwing it on-stage there's probably a better chance of getting in touch with her via twitter.

skcin · #30 04-07-2009, 03:50 PM

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This is very true.

As for throwing it on-stage there's probably a better chance of getting in touch with her via twitter.

Twitter, Tweety...